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Tutors in SW postcode

Christopher Smith Clapham, SW2
Douglas Murdoch Kensington, SW7
Gold Michael Shore London, SW11
Joseph Chadwick SW London, SW18

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Tutors travelling to SW

Faye Treacy Croydon, CR0
Silver Lauren R-R London, E10
Sarah Campbell East London, E15
Silver Jon Roskilly London, E16
Gold Rob Collinson Surbiton, KT5
Russell Jackson Dollis Hill, NW10
Silver Ed Hallinan London, SE5
Silver Derek Holland Hayes, UB4
Timothy London, W5
Gold Julie Wilhelm West London, W9

Online Tutors

Adam Harvey Wiltshire, BA14
Katherine Hart East London, E8
Silver Miguel Tantos North/ Central London, N22
Gold Simon Locke Derby, DE21
Craig Macdonald Cardiff, CF10
Gold Neil Doherty Southampton, Hants, SO15
Gold Jo Hirst Cardiff, CF10
Gold Raymond Hearne London, E11
Gold Mark Harrison Manchester, M5
David Roode Ealing, W13
Gold Julie Wilhelm West London, W9
Gold Eliot Darwin Sheffield, S70
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Douglas Murdoch A-level Maths Tutor (South West London)

Douglas Murdoch

  • Kensington (SW7) View on map
  • Last Logged In: 25 Oct 2011
  • Sex: Male
  • Can Travel To: E EC N NW SE W WC
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Hi,

Hope you find my page helpful, if you have any questions please get in touch! I'm available for tutoring throughout London in Maths and Music.

Doug
Which subject(s) do you teach?
I teach both Maths and Music at all levels up to 1st year university.
Tell me about your qualifications.
I have an MSci in Mathematics from Imperial College London, and an MMus in Orchestral Performance from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. I am currently a Junior Fellow at the Guildhall School. I held the position of Principal Bass Trombone, Tenor Trombone and Euphonium in the European Union Youth Orchestra and Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester, Tenor Trombone in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Principal Baritone Horn in the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain, and played Alto Trombone and Bass Trumpet in various ensembles at the Guildhall School and around London.
I gained 5 As at A-level, and 7 A*s and 3 As at GCSE.
What kind of experience do you have?
Maths:
I taught science and maths for Imperial outreach from 2006-08. This involved working on various school workshops (in robotics, mathematics, biology, medicine - in particular I worked for 3 months running a Saturday school in Mathematics at Villiers High School in Southall), and over 15 week-long Summer School workshops spread over three years. This included being Senior Residential Mentor on the NAGTY (National Association for Gifted and Talented Youth) Science, Maths and Business Course at Imperial College in 2006-07. I have regularly tutored privately in London since 2008.
Music:
I have been involved in a wide-range of education projects over the last few years. At Guildhall I have taken part in a number of projects with the London Symphony Orchestra (visiting schools, taking group rehearsals, playing along-side children), I co-organised a trip to Sherbourne, Dorset with our college brass 10-piece to give workshops in local schools and perform concerts, and I have given lessons privately on an individual basis. Whilst at Imperial I was Chairman of the University of London Symphony Orchestra, with whom I initiated an education-outreach programme. In this we visited schools throughout London performing workshops and playing for the school children, telling them about orchestral music. We continued our education programme whilst on tour in Hong Kong, giving workshops and performing a concert in a local school. I have privately tutored in all brass instruments throughout London since 2007.
I have extensive experience as a performer on the trombone and its related instruments (alto, tenor, bass trombone, euphonium, bass trumpet) in a variety of styles and ensembles, from orchestral to jazz, chamber music to concertos and recitals. I have toured throughout Europe with various ensembles, and toured the Philippines in 2005 with Imperial Brass; Japan, Korea and China with the European Union Youth Orchestra and Hong Kong with the University of London Symphony Orchestra. I have studied with most of the Principal Trombonists in London.
How much do you charge?
I charge different rates based on subject and level. Please contact me with your requirements and I shall be happy to give you the relevant rate.
Where do you teach?
I am happy to teach at my home in South Kensington (nearest tube: Gloucester Road). I am also happy to teach anywhere within Zone 2, and further afield for multiple pupils.
When are you available?
My availability is flexible, please contact me for further details.
Which ages and levels do you teach?
Maths:
I am best suited to teaching GCSE and A-level standard students, but am available for other ages as well.
Music:
I teach all ages (including mature students) and all standards up to Diploma.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
I have a CRB Disclosure Certificate.
Do you belong to any professional organisations?
Associate of the Royal College of Science (ARCS)
Junior Fellow at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Member of the International Trombone Association
Where and with whom did you train?
Maths:
At Imperial College, London I received tuition from various members of the faculty, including Martin Liebeck, Andrew Parry and Phil Hall. My fourth-year supervisor was Jean-luc Thiffeault, where my research project was in 'Bounds on Reaction-Diffusion Equations'.
Music:
Eric Crees (Principal Trombone, Royal Opera House; ex-Principal Trombone LSO), Keith McNicol (Bass Trombone, Royal Opera House), Simon Wills (Freelancer, ex-Trombone, LSO), Peter Gane (ex-Head of Department, Guildhall School of Music; Lower Brass Tutor, European Union Youth Orchestra), John Kenny (Freelancer; International Trombone Soloist), Jiggs Whigham (International Jazz Trombone Soloist), Chris Houlding (ex-Principal Trombone, Opera North; Professor of Trombone, Essen Hochshule) - Guildhall School of Music and Drama 2007-09
Byron Fulcher (Principal Trombone, Philharmonia Orchestra) whilst studying at Imperial College from 2003-07

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